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Some with no reserve! Two are Tritons, one of which may be questionable, and there are some pricey machines there, but there are a few classic Triumphs that have no reserve and which could be just the thing for the first time classic Triumph buyer. The auction is on the 19th December at the NMM (UK).

Free from the 21st November to 29th November 2020, the show is happening online this year. If you sign-up to receive the newsletter then you'll receive exclusive discounts and links to exclusive content. The show will be hosting a number of themed days across the show so one day will be different to another.

For UK residents only, the National Motorcycle Museum has announced the prizes for their Winter 2020 Raffle. First prize is a "brand new / old stock" T140D Bonneville Special. It has never been run or registered and is showing 11 'push' miles only. Other prizes are a motorcycle lift and a luxury hotel break for two.

The National Motorcycle Museum in the UK has had their request for a COVID-19 support grant refused. The museum had applied for a grant from the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage which was established by the UK Government to provide funding to organisations that were financially stable before COVID-19.

Triumph dealerships in England/Wales have closed their doors to their showrooms and parts/accessory/clothing shops, but they are largely still accepting MoT, Servicing, and Repairs by appointment and are accepting orders for delivery through their websites or over the phone. Read on for other parts of the UK.

Draganfly are set to close their doors to visitors at 5pm on Wednesday. This will also be the same for all other motorcycle shops and showrooms in England as the ban on non-essential shops comes into force. However they will still be able to send parts mail-order from their website though check for delivery issues.

And it's a 660cc middleweight triple starting at £7,195 and available from Spring next year. Triumph have made this more of an online reveal due to the restrictions in place because of the Coronavirus situation. Triumph are hoping to attract sales away from other manufacturers popular streetfighter models.

With their VE Day Commemorative bike, Fowlers of Bristol have been awarded the overall winner of this year's Bonneville Build-Off. The team at Fowler’s Motorcycles used British army heritage as the inspiration for their build. With girder forks, canvas bags, and Army Green it invokes and pays homage to a past time.

If you're in the market for a Triumph, you might want to take advantage of the latest set of offers from Triumph in both the UK and the USA. In the UK the best offer is on the Speed Triple whereas in the USA it is the Tiger and Scrambler 1200 models that have the best offers. It's worth a look if you're in the market.